"Lloyds" - (Barque) Colonists to South Australia in 1838

The Lloyds from London was a wooden 3 mast barque built at Deptford, Kent in 1830 by T. Ward & J.B. Stone, 402/403/406 tons, length - 110' 7" beam - 28' 5" no depth of hold recorded. She left Gravesend on 1 August 1838 under Captain Garrett (or Gunett or K B Stone) and arrived Port Adelaide on 1 December 1838 carrying 181 passengers.

Sources:

• The Ships Passenger List

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Some of the passengers:

• John Emery and extended family.

Stories

• September 22nd, 1838: a Scottish lass (aged 17) fell overboard whilst drawing water, and drowned. That same night the Ship Doctor's brother died on the voyage, of a brain fever (possibly Daniel Wilkie).
• October 27th, 1838: a Mrs Thomson had an infant daughter, and Mrs Alderman had a son (which died)

Related Projects:

• Bound for South Australia - Ships Lists Portal
• Interstate Pioneers To South Australia
• Died at sea - South Australia

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